Frida Tray With Poppies 1924 Medium
Title: Tray with poppies 1924 Medium used: Oil on metal
This artwork painted by Frida shows us her feminine and emotional side. The intricate seraphic flowers are painted with passion and emotion. The light intricate lines shown on this artwork suggest the mood she is trying to convey. The peaceful mood given off by this artwork suggests she may be at terms with herself. When looking at this artwork I realise jubilant flowers located on this black background. The luscious flowers seem to shine with light suggesting the hope of love. Frida craved for affection and love. By Frida painting heavenly flowers shows us the discrimination she might have faced within society. Moreover, the pink divine flowers may also represent her relationships at …show more content…
The realistic painting shows cases a young female in a nature setting. The feminine figure seems to wear an angelic white pure dress which associates her with the thoughts of her being caring and sensitive. The white background emphasis on this point. The young female seems to be sitting in an upright position suggesting that she is full of ego. Her hot flushed checks and her silky hair pined at the back of her head allows us to understand the female stereotypes back in that era. The nature setting used for this portrait showcases her feminine side to be portrayed in the simplest form. The colour white is associated with purity and has a connotation of being angelic. The slight glimpse of the tree shows use that the vocal point of this artwork is her sister. Frida may have wanted to showcase the idea of her sister fitting into the more feminine stereotypes than her. This therefore gives Frida the persona of having a more distinctive appearance. Many would have found the artwork alluring due to her feminine features being highlighted through the use of colour. This artwork illustrates the Renaissance style. When observing the face, I realise that Cristian doesn’t seem joyful. Cristina seems to be forced to fit into these stereotypes by society. The eyebrows seem arched suggesting that she might be angry. The inexpressive expression illustrates gloom that is trapped within her. Cristina might be felling miserable yet it is masked with the appearance and setting choice of this artwork. Overall, I find this artwork to be
This artwork painted by Frida shows us her feminine and emotional side. The intricate seraphic flowers are painted with passion and emotion. The light intricate lines shown on this artwork suggest the mood she is trying to convey. The peaceful mood given off by this artwork suggests she may be at terms with herself. When looking at this artwork I realise jubilant flowers located on this black background. The luscious flowers seem to shine with light suggesting the hope of love. Frida craved for affection and love. By Frida painting heavenly flowers shows us the discrimination she might have faced within society. Moreover, the pink divine flowers may also represent her relationships at …show more content…
The realistic painting shows cases a young female in a nature setting. The feminine figure seems to wear an angelic white pure dress which associates her with the thoughts of her being caring and sensitive. The white background emphasis on this point. The young female seems to be sitting in an upright position suggesting that she is full of ego. Her hot flushed checks and her silky hair pined at the back of her head allows us to understand the female stereotypes back in that era. The nature setting used for this portrait showcases her feminine side to be portrayed in the simplest form. The colour white is associated with purity and has a connotation of being angelic. The slight glimpse of the tree shows use that the vocal point of this artwork is her sister. Frida may have wanted to showcase the idea of her sister fitting into the more feminine stereotypes than her. This therefore gives Frida the persona of having a more distinctive appearance. Many would have found the artwork alluring due to her feminine features being highlighted through the use of colour. This artwork illustrates the Renaissance style. When observing the face, I realise that Cristian doesn’t seem joyful. Cristina seems to be forced to fit into these stereotypes by society. The eyebrows seem arched suggesting that she might be angry. The inexpressive expression illustrates gloom that is trapped within her. Cristina might be felling miserable yet it is masked with the appearance and setting choice of this artwork. Overall, I find this artwork to be